Lowell High School - Retrospectus Yearbook (Lowell, MI)

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Back row: Jon Walters, Daniel Himebaugh, James White, Charles Ryder, Noel Smith, Larry Keiser. Front row: Karen Snow, Sharon Pollice, Karla Burger, Joan Briggs, Linda Green, Sheila Olin. STUDENT COUNCIL President - - - Charles Ryder Vice President - - .lim White Secretary-Treasurer - - Sheila Olin Our meetings were held every Monday Activity Period. As usual all members were assigned a stairway to monitor. One of our greatest achievements this year was maintaining order among the students vvho go to the cafeteria tor their lunches. We held an open torum and also sponsored a dance during our first semester. Another activity vvas our locker clean outs which proved most satisfactory. We also held our exchange assemblies at Lee and Grandville on April lo, and accepted Rockford and Wyoming Park assemblies with great en- ihusiasm. This year we were runner-up tor the Sportsmanship Trophy given by the Grand Valley Student Council. 52

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Back row: linda Connors, Miriam Alderick, Judy Mackie, Sandra Bozung, Mimi Kusierer. Second row: Sharon Ellis, Sharon Siory, Sandra Curran, Judy Alley, Karen LaDue, Mariha Siilif. First row: Judy Ellis, Judy Briggs, Sylvia Dykhuizen, Margarei Couri, Martha Wihenbach. POM-POM DANCES The pom-pom girls have compleTed Their Third successful year. Under The direcTion of Mrs. Vivian Hoagland, The girls pracTiced Twice a week, and performed during The halves of fooTbaII and baskeTball games. The group was organized To promoTe school spiriT, and wiTh Their red and whiTe uniforms, presenT a colorful performance. nk 'A' 'k 51

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Bock row: Mr. Jessup, Director, Jane Vander Veen, Robert Thaler, Galen Pletcher, Jon Walter, Darrel Rash, Edward Ridgwciy, Louise Noah, Vernon Osborne, Jim Vanden Hout. Fifth row: Diane Hawk, Ronald Lindbloam, Allan Eckmon, David Davis, Sandra Staal, David Thaler, Jeanne Brush, Judy Posthumus, Ann Marie Alexander, Brooke Mullen, John Wakefield. Fourth row: Kay Den Boer, Pat Covey, Judy Brian, June Preston, Martha Stiff, Karen LuDue, Rose Ellyn Mclver, Frances Burtle, Karen Hendricks, Mary Ann Alexander, Susan Keck, Lola Alexander. Third row: Linda Connors, Connie Clemenz, Peggy Sinz, Linda Townsend, Dawn Averill, Ruth Ann Shade, Marion Siegle, Ruth Kinyon, Karen Shaler, Roberta Zink, Rebecca Vander Veen. Second row: Gene Walter, Dick Ward, Judy Odell, Sharon Ellis. Front row: Julie Frahm, Sheila Olin, Joan Bishop. BAND The Senior and Junior bands have had many combined activities this year in a fund raising efifort for the purchase of new Senior Band uniforms. We sold programs at the football games, sold fruit cakes lxefore Christmas, and conducted a two month candy sale, and sponsored the District Seven High Solo and Fnsemble Festival on February l5th, and with the help of band parents, served lunches and sold candy and pop at the festival. We raised over SlOO0.00 this year on these activities, The bands combined for a fall concert with the Tonette Class and the Varsity Choir, playing various types of music including Christmas selections. The Junior Band marched for the Halloween parade, The Senior Band, as usual, played for Showboat and Amateur night last summer, marched for all home football games, played for all pep meetings, and furnished a pep band for basketball games. Both bands went to the district festivals and both re- ceived excellent ratings from all concert judges and superior ratings from the sight reading judges. The saxophone quartet and the brass sextet played at various community functions and with the saxo- phone duet and Susan Keck's solo, went to the State Solo and Ensemble festival where they all received excellent ratings and Susan passed the proficiency examination. As was mentioned, the bands sponsored the Dis- trict Seven Solo and Ensemble Festival here, which drew over one thousand people to Lowell on Feb- ruary l5th. Practically all band members worked on making this a success, either by acting as chair- man for various rooms, selling candy, or working in the office. The bands' spring schedule was. both bands played in the Spring Concert and marched Memo- rial Day, The Senior Band also went on the ex- change assembly trip to Lee and Grandville and participated in the Grand Valley Band Festival. The drum major for the Senior Band is James Vanden Hout. The twirlers are: Julie Frahm, Sheila Olin, and Joan Bishop, with Karen LeDue and Judy Posthumus as alternates. The Junior Band drum major is Dale Eckman. The twirlers are Susan Starkweather, Louise Grover, and Joan Schlernit- zauer. The officers for Senior Band are: President, Sheila Olin, Vice President, Ann Marie Alexanderg Secre- tary, Karen Shaler, Reporter, Jon Walter, Business Manager, Gene Walter.